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DESIGN - Whats Inside:
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- Whats Inside: Should You Bother
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CSS Tutorials
CSS – Site Design Basics
Part One
by: Michael J Medeiros
When it comes to designing a Website, there are several modern
programming techniques that can make the designer’s task
much easier. Once the content and focus of the Website is decided,
layout should become the focus of development. What fonts will
be used for the various links and text? Which color will be
used to make certain links more prominent than others? Most
importantly, how will the designer ensure the entire Website
has an isometric appearance? If used properly, CSS can accomplish
those tasks, while reducing bandwidth and increasing page-load
timeframes.
CSS in Flash
- The Return of Crisp and Legible Fonts
by: David Collado
A typical challenge faced by Flash developers like me is getting
fonts to look like you want then to. For any project choosing
the right font face and size is a process that requires both
you and ultimately the client to see eye to eye.
In Flash MX and earlier versions fonts were by default anti-aliased,
meaning that the edges of the text are smoothed. This is good
when dealing with large type but it causes small text to appear
blurry. Earlier versions of Flash also had other issues. For
instance if one were to realign textfields around other objects
fonts might come out of focus (because of positioning), and
getting it right could take several tries.
CSS
Browser Detection - The Complete Guide
by: Afonso Ferreira Gomes
Different browsers, different CSS interpretations! There will
be a time when you'll need to hide some CSS rules from a particular
browser, or even all the CSS file! In this articles I'll try
to compile all possible types of Browser detection techniques
and provide examples. So let's start with the easier one! |
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